About G.U.L.F . S ustainable S eafood Program under Audubon - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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About G.U.L.F . S ustainable S eafood Program under Audubon Nature Institute Aquarium, Zoo, Insectarium and other educational facilities in New Orleans G.U.L.F . Founded in 2012 Home-grown, boots on the ground program


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About G.U.L.F .

 S

ustainable S eafood Program under Audubon Nature Institute

 Aquarium, Zoo, Insectarium and

  • ther educational facilities in New

Orleans

 Founded in 2012  Home-grown, boots on the ground

program

G.U.L.F . Certification Fishery Improvement Proj ects Outreach and Education

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Regional Program

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Buyers with S ustainability Policies:

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Many buyers now have stringent reporting policies and deadlines to achieve certification

 Companies are now requiring:

Direct supplier participation in FIPs Progress updates every 3-6 months Plans to meet certification standards

 Larger companies (Kroger, S

ysco, Walmart) have a 2020 deadline to be sourcing from certified fisheries

 Most are now accepting GSSI-recognized

certifications, not just MSC

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Audubon G.U.L.F . Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM) Certification

 Developed in partnership with the Louisiana Department

  • f Wildlife and Fisheries

 The G.U.L.F

. RFM certification program officially launched in Fall 2016 and is available to all Gulf fisheries.

 The first fishery certified was Louisiana Blue Crab  Recent Progress:  Received GS

S I Recognition October 2018

 Certification development is complete

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Audubon G.U.L.F . S hrimp Fishery Improvement Proj ects (FIPs):

Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Texas

 Note: Florida FIPs are

lead directly by the companies involved and Audubon only provides assistance when needed

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TEXAS S HRIMP FIP UPDATE LOUIS IANA S HRIMP FIP UPDATE

FIP TYPE: Comprehensive FIP Stage: 4- Improvements in fishery practices or management FIP TYPE: Comprehensive FIP Stage: 5- Improvements on the water

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MIS S IS S IPPI S HRIMP FIP UPDATE

FIP TYPE: Basic FIP Stage: 4- Improvements in fishery practices or management

SFP PROGRESS RATING:

B

GOOD PROGRESS

ALABAMA S HRIMP FIP UPDATE

FIP TYPE: Basic FIP Stage: 3- Workplan implemented and progress tracked

SFP PROGRESS RATING:

B

GOOD PROGRESS

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Industry Engagement

 Tow Time Education  Dock-side outreach

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Community Engagement and Outreach

App and Pocket Guides Consumer Engagement Restaurant Program

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Restaurant Program

 A community of

restaurants dedicated to local, sustainable seafood

 Train front of house staff

to be ambassadors for the Gulf seafood industry

 Annual dinner series and

“ edible outreach” events throughout the year

Chef Council Tenney Flynn, Chair Cory Bahr Alan Ehrich Kristen Essig Alex Harrell Dana Honn Brian Landry Chris Lynch Ryan Prewitt S usan S picer

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Future Priorities

 Determine S

tatus of RFM Certification

 FIP Progress

 Traceability  Tow Time App  Expansion of Restaurant Program